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NewsOver 50 Artists Feature on Vivid LIVE's 2026 Lineup, Spanning Intimate Shows, One-Off Collabs and Trailblazer Takeovers
Transformed into a multi-stage playground, this iconic venue will host three weeks of eclectic performances, from Mitski and Matt Berninger to Jeff Mills and Flying Lotus.
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NewsRising 2026 Returns Bigger Than Ever, Featuring Over 100 Transformative Events Spanning Music, Dance and After-Dark Encounters
Nearly 400 artists will spill across Melbourne's venues, as Rising returns with an expansive celebration of music, dance, theatre and ephemeral works.
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NewsThis Just In: Vivid Sydney Has Revealed Its Luminous 2026 Program, With Returning Favourites and New Daytime Events to Come
Sydney's annual festival of light, culture, flavour, sound and creativity is breaking new ground in a day-and-night timetable.
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NewsThis Just In: Former Prime Ministers, Wikipedia Founders and Acclaimed Authors Aplenty Lead Sydney Writers' Festival's 2026 Program
The annual creative event takes aim at everything from AI and misinformation to democracy and the fundamentals of the human race with its 200-plus event program.
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NewsThis Just In: A 'Harry Potter' Exhibition Is Conjuring the Wizarding World in Sydney This May
Wands at the ready, because you'll be able to immerse yourself in the beloved franchise when this exhibit is conjured down under.
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NewsThis Just In: NSW Government Is Accepting Proposals to Construct Australia's Next Film Production Hub in Western Sydney
Sydney will soon be home to Australia's first and second major film studios, with a new proposal open for a Western Sydney production hub.
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GuideGroup Dining: The Best International Restaurants for Celebrating the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023™
Get the gang together to fully embrace this footy season with a culinary journey throughout Sydney.
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GuideEight Vivid Sydney Highlights to Add to Your Diary If You Want to Farewell Winter with a Bang
Put these big-ticket items on your hit list, stat.
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GuideTen Sydney Solstice Highlights You Should Have on Your Radar This Winter
Don’t hibernate — head to debaucherous feasts, aquarium nightclubs and music-filled stargazing sessions instead.
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GuideSix Gigs to Catch During Sydney Solstice If You Can't Get Enough of Live Tunes
After so many months without live music, you've got some catching up to do — here's your chance.
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GuideNine Outdoor Adventures You Can Have in Sydney This Winter If You Unabashedly Love the Cold
Embrace your favourite season with laneway dance parties, harbourside ice rinks and kayak trips under the stars.
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NewsWomen Who Inspire Us: MECCA's Chief Purpose Officer Lisa Keenan on Empowerment and Enacting Structural Change
From post-apartheid South Africa to MECCA's leadership team, Lisa Keenan has built a career around one central question: who holds power — and how do we redistribute it?
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NewsThis Just In: Sydney Comedy Festival Releases Its Biggest-Ever Program of 400+ Shows for 2026
Debut events, international stars and returning favourites will get you chortling and chuckling all over Sydney this April and May.
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NewsCP On: WitchTok, Modern-Day Covens and Why Witchcraft Is Fourth-Wave Feminism's New Language
From Spotify spell playlists to TikTok tarot, modern witchcraft has resurfaced as a cultural shorthand for autonomy, intuition and collective female power.
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NewsNow Playing: Every Movie Releasing in March You Can Watch in Theatres or at Home
Prep some popcorn, pour your soft drink of choice and kick back to catch these movies releasing this month on a screen of your choosing.
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NewsNow Streaming: Every Show to Add to Your Streaming Queue In March
Here's what's hot and fresh in the world of streaming content this month.
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NewsThis Just In: Bad Bunny Has Landed in Sydney, Easing Into His First-Ever Aussie Tour with Breakfast at Darlinghurst's The Rusty Rabbit
Puerto Rico's global icon is officially in town, sitting down for breakfast with his team at this popular Darlinghurst cafe.
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NewsThis Just In: Cherry Bar's Owner Is Stepping Away From the Venue Following Anti-Protest Post Uproar
James Young has been asked by his business partners to step away from the venue after they were left "aghast" by a recent social post calling out Melbourne protestors.
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NewsFrom Titanic to Braveheart: The James Horner Scores That Defined a Generation
Ahead of the live concert performance of his work with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra this March, we're taking a look back at James Horner's influential movie soundtracks (and offering 20 percent off tickets).
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NewsThis Just In: Denzel Curry, Ninajirachi and Matt Corby Lead the 2026 Lineup for Groovin the Moo
After a few years off, GTM is back with a focused format and showstopping lineup.
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NewsA Sydney Mum Has Won the First Place Prize at the First Tropfest Film Festival Since 2019
Local filmmakers were the real stars of the grand return of a globally recognised short film festival.
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NewsThe Best Boutique Cinemas to Catch an Indie Film in Melbourne
Swap the multiplex for the arthouses, family operations and cinephile favourite picturehouses that call Melbourne home.
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NewsKing Stingray Are Opening Brisbane's New Riverside Concert Series — And It's Set to Be Huge
King Stingray will kick off QPAC’s brand-new outdoor concert series at South Bank, launching a month of riverside gigs featuring Grace Jones, MARINA, The Streets and more.
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NewsThis Just In: Groovin the Moo Is Back — But as a One-Off Show in Regional NSW
After two years off the calendar, the beloved regional festival is returning with a scaled-back reboot in Lismore this May.
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News"The Prize Has Changed Everything": How This Indie Filmmaker Created a TV Ad That Won Them $70K
The Melbourne-based animator shares how they created their winning short film and what the career-changing prize means for their future.
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NewsMelbourne Symphony Orchestra Is Inviting the Public to Submit Original Compositions for a Community Soundtrack
Melbourne's top orchestra is celebrating its 120th birthday with an open call for ideas from musicians nationwide.
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NewsCP On: Does Anyone Actually Still Dine and Shop in Melbourne CBD?
We've all heard the doom and gloom around Melbourne CBD, but what does the latest pedestrian data say about the city's post-pandemic recovery?
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NewsThis Just In: Rebel Love Stories Are Taking Centre Stage at State Library Victoria
A new exhibition at State Library Victoria is unpacking rebellious love stories, from forbidden relationships to modern digital devotion.
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NewsThe Best Places to Watch Super Bowl LX in Sydney
Trade work for the Super Bowl, as America's most-watched broadcast of the year takes over these venues across Sydney.
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NewsThe Best Places to Watch Super Bowl LX in Melbourne
Trade work for the Super Bowl, as America's most-watched broadcast of the year takes over these venues across Melbourne.
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NewsThis Just In: Great Southern Nights Announces Paul Kelly, Missy Higgins, Baker Boy and More on a Statewide Festival Lineup for 2026
The statewide New South Wales music festival returns for its fifth year with its biggest lineup yet.
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NewsThe Melbourne Ton Held a Masquerade Makeover to Celebrate Season Four of 'Bridgerton'
Melbourne stepped into a Regency-era fantasy over the weekend to celebrate the fourth season of 'Bridgerton'.
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NewsWhere and When You Can Watch This Year's Oscar Nominations
Stay up to date on the best films of last year with our curated guide.
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NewsPalace Cinemas Is Making Trips to the Cinema More Affordable, Doubling Down on Cheap Tickets Every Week
Rolling out across cinemas nationwide, movie-lovers can soon catch more must-see flicks for a discounted price.
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NewsTriple J's Hottest 100 Countdown Is Almost Here — Find Your Nearest Listening Party Happening Right Around the Country
Settle in for a long day of singing, dancing and drinking, as these pubs and bars around the country host their own Hottest 100 listening parties.
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NewsEuropa! Europa Film Festival Releases Full Program, Expands to National and New Zealand Screenings for the First Time
The European-centric film festival returns for its biggest run yet, now in theatres nationwide.
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NewsLime Cordiale Have Announced a Climate Action Music Festival Coming to Adelaide With The Dreggs, aleksiah and More
"Come and hear some incredible Aussie music, but also come to see what a different future looks like."
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NewsYou Could Be in the Running For $1k by Helping Flickerfest Judge Five Short Films
Support the Australian film industry and be in with a chance of winning $1k thanks to Specsavers' Flickerfest short film competition.
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NewsYungblud Ended His Brisbane Visit by Getting Behind the Bar at Crowbar
Yungblud catered to a crowd of thirsty fans after selling out two shows in Brisbane this past weekend.
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NewsThe Best Boutique Cinemas Where You Can Watch an Indie Film in Sydney
Cinema is meant to be watched in cinemas, so do your part and go catch a screening at these boutique theatres scattered across Sydney.
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NewsFair Day 2026 Will Bring Janice Robinson, Blusher, Courtney Act and More to Victoria Park
Mark your calendars, the all-ages Mardi Gras headliner event is back for 2026.
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NewsPalace Cinemas Announces Paddington's Beloved Chauvel Cinema Is Closing for Much-Needed Renovations
One of Sydney's oldest cinemas is getting some much needed work done, with Palace Cinemas 20 year lease coming to an end this January.
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NewsLocal Artists, Queer Culture Parties, Outdoor Cinemas and Upcoming Musicians Lead Fed Square's Just-Announced Open Air 2026 Program
A month of live music, outdoor cinemas, dance performances and community celebrations in the heart of the city.
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NewsThis Just In: SXSW Sydney Has Reached Its Closing Chapter, Ending a Three-Year Run Filled with Creative Events and Experiences
Marked as the iconic Austin festival's first international foray, SXSW Sydney has come to an end after launching in 2023.
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NewsOcean Alley Is Embarking on a Massive National Tour, Bringing Their Psychedelic Surf Rock to Regional Towns and Capital Cities
Take your summer vibes to even greater heights, as one of Australia's most beloved surf-rock bands tours the country.
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NewsIMAX Melbourne Will Screen 'Interstellar', 'One Battle After Another', 'Sinners' and More for BBIFF 2026
Christopher Nolan classics, 2025 award season darlings and Hollywood classics on the biggest screen this side of the equator.
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NewsIt's Official: Melbourne Has the Most Number of Record Stores in the World, With 19 Stores in One Northside Neighbourhood
The local music scene is thriving, thanks to the city's record-listening habit.
